RURAL REVITALIZATION WITH
ECO-CONSTRUCTION

Climate Change
Carbon Reduction
Post-disaster Recovery
Community and Energy Resilience Healthy Living Environment

Sustainable Construction
Bamboo Structure
Upcycling of Construction Waste Renovation of Heritage Houses

Social Inclusion
Nutrition and Health
Community Mutual Support
Active Aging
Inter-generational Integration Care for the Elderly and Young
Just Education
Care for the Underprivileged
We cooperate with universities, charities and local communities in Hong Kong and Mainland China, strategically supporting their projects on sustainable construction and post-disaster reconstruction etc., and facilitating the development and application of innovative technologies.
build a just and sustainable future for people and beyond.
KNOWLEDGE
We draw lessons from our projects and share them, along with other relevant know-how, research findings and experience, with project partners so as to promote exchange, mutual learning and reflective culture.
GRANT
We have developed a set of criteria to select projects for funding, which focus on the demonstration values, sustainability and long-term impact of a project. We are ready to join hands with experts and stakeholders to push through cooperation on selected projects to achieve outcomes with broader impacts.

HEARTS BONDED: THE FOUNDATION TO BUILD UPON
Through conversations with several young rural development workers in the team, our aim is not to seek profound approaches to rural construction, but rather to perceive contemporary rural life and the connections between people from their grounded, field-level perspectives, and to glimpse the current state of rural development and progress.
Research on the Shear Performance of Undulating Jointed Rammed Earth Walls with Comparative Tests
In this study, we analyze the seismic damage characteristics and construction mechanisms of Rammed Earth(RE) walls. The results reveal that the horizontal joints in RE walls significantly weaken their resistance to horizontal seismic actions. To mitigate this, three types of undulating joints are proposed and six specimens tested.
Driving Green Transformation of Rural Dwellings for a Sustainable Mountain Future
At The 4th Mountain Futures 2025, our Technical Advisor Professor Bai Wenfeng, delivered a keynote speech titled "Enhancing the Resilience of Earthen and Bamboo Folk Dwellings in a Green, Low-Carbon Context." By sharing research and demonstration projects recently conducted by the Fund in partnership with Kunming University of Science and Techno...
Funding a Carbon Zero Future: University Teams Built for Sustainable Future Challenge
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